House of Cinn

House of Cinn are bakers of cinnamon buns filled with goodness, in flavour and impact. 

Handmade at their London kitchen, each bun helps people experiencing homelessness get back on their feet. House of Cinn works with the charity Street Cafe to connect with rough sleepers and break cycles of poverty and loneliness.

Together House of Cinn and Street Cafe lead beneficiaries through a five-step process, from initial outreach to financial freedom. They build consistent and positive relationships and organise a buddy system and back-to-work training. There’s also the chance to work within House of Cinn as bakers, baking instructors and retailers as well as long-term support and opportunities. 

The programme is about much more than simply providing physical resources. House of Cinn exists to help people rediscover hope in community as well as financial empowerment. 65% of profits from House of Cinn are reinvested into the project. 

Just as impressive as House of Cinn’s social mission are the cinnamon buns. Fluffy and oh-so-soft, they come topped with flavours like classic icing, cookies and cream, Lotus Biscoff and caramel and pecan. Order a box and enjoy eating buns to do good.